Baroness Orczy's The Scarlet Pimpernel
In The Scarlet Pimpernel written by Baroness Orczy, the certain circumstances that are shown during the unfolding of this story shows that, the POV of the story is third person omniscient. For example, the when the author writes about how Marguerite Blankeney is asking her husband if he truly loves her, it states, "Is it possible that love can die" she said with sudden, unreasoning vehemence." "He could only see her graceful outline now, the small queenly head, with its wealth of reddish golden curls.." (Orczy, page 131 and 132) These quotes show that there is a disembodied narrator who is telling the story by using the word "he" and "she." This is important a because it shows that it follows the standards of the third person omniscient which